1)
qbrowse can invoke with "Browse" menu in TortoiseBZR. Renaming is supported by newest qbzr.
You can use renaming by checkout lp:qbzr into your plugins directory, or wait bzr-2.1rc1.
2)
I think the best way to support renaming in TortoiseBZR is:
1. Add "move" dialog that supports --dry-run, --after, --auto.
2. Improve qborwse on workingtree editing. Add icon view, support cut & paste, etc...
3. Add "rename" dialog that supports one file renaming. (not move directory)
4. Add "move here with bzr", "copy here with bzr" menu on drag-n-drop context menu.
3)
About deleting, TortoiseBZR 0.5 (will be released with bzr-2.1rc1) supports two ways:
1. Delete (keep local) context menu that do "bzr rm --keep"
2. Delete a file in normal way and commit the "missing" file.
1)
qbrowse can invoke with "Browse" menu in TortoiseBZR. Renaming is supported by newest qbzr.
You can use renaming by checkout lp:qbzr into your plugins directory, or wait bzr-2.1rc1.
2)
I think the best way to support renaming in TortoiseBZR is:
1. Add "move" dialog that supports --dry-run, --after, --auto.
2. Improve qborwse on workingtree editing. Add icon view, support cut & paste, etc...
3. Add "rename" dialog that supports one file renaming. (not move directory)
4. Add "move here with bzr", "copy here with bzr" menu on drag-n-drop context menu.
3)
About deleting, TortoiseBZR 0.5 (will be released with bzr-2.1rc1) supports two ways:
1. Delete (keep local) context menu that do "bzr rm --keep"
2. Delete a file in normal way and commit the "missing" file.